Moroccan Minister Hints at Possible Royal Pardon for Hirak Protest Leaders
17 April 2019
Mustapha Ramid sees a favorable turn in the case of Nasser Zefzafi and the other co-detainees of the Hirak. Is he alluding to a pardon from King Mohammed VI?
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Moroccan Protesters Launch "Mute Mouth" Campaign Against Rif Hirak Sentences
12 April 2019
Photos of people with their mouths closed by adhesive tape are starting to spread on social networks. A way to protest against the harsh sentences against the activists of the (…)
Hirak Protest Leader Zefzafi Moved to Al Hoceima Prison Amid Calls for Release
11 April 2019
While several NGOs and other associative, political, or even entertainment actors are calling for the release of the Hirak detainees, the latter, including Nasser Zefzafi, were (…)
Moroccan Court Upholds 20-Year Sentence for Protest Leader Nasser Zefzafi
6 April 2019
The verdict fell like a guillotine for Nasser Zefzafi and his co-detainees, as the 20-year prison sentence was upheld on appeal this Friday, April 6.
Jailed Moroccan Protest Leader Rejects Political Parties, Calls for Direct Talks with State
20 March 2019
For Nasser Zefzafi, the leader of the Hirak (a label he rejects), it is out of the question to deal with political parties regarding the affairs of the Rif, and he invites all (…)
Rif Protest Leader’s Mother Resumes European Tour, Defies Arrest Warnings
8 March 2019
Mother and son probably resemble each other, to the point that Nasser Zefzafi would have warned his mother, Zoulikha Si Haddou, that she risked "joining" him in the Oukacha prison.
Hirak Leader Zefzafi’s Health Stable, Prison Denies Stroke Claims
30 January 2019
The information that the leader of the Hirak movement Nasser Zefzafi suffered a stroke is false, the administration of the local Ain Sebaa 1 prison has just indicated.
Hirak Leader Zefzafi Accused of Disruptive Behavior in Moroccan Prison, Transferred to Hospital
28 January 2019
The leader of the Hirak movement in Al Hoceima, Nasser Zefzafi, is accused by the management of the local Ain Sebaa 1 prison of "sowing trouble and anarchy through behavior (…)